FIRE Project. Open communications day Brussels, Feb., the 7th, 2013

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1 Supported under: Trustworthy ICT for the IT Security Industry. A collaboration of IT Security Associations. Supporting the competitiveness of the European IT Security market and defining the research agenda. FIRE Project Open communications day Brussels, Feb., the 7th, 2013

2 Index Why? What? Who? How? And finally Project progress

3 Why? entities Trustworthy ICT solutions PROVIDERS State of the art on Trustworthy ICT is recognized to be of world class throughout the community Challenges related to this research have great potential for the European economy 3

4 Why? Industry entities Trustworthy ICT solutions PROVIDERS Trustworthy ICT solutions CONSUMERS Lack of a strong link between providers and consumers SME s in Europe find it difficult to obtain benefit from the trustworthy ICT research in terms of: Being aware of the progress of the research Applying results and being capable of further improving this research Fragmented European Landscape No representative overview of European research organization level of expertise activities in IT security or trustworthy ICT No clearly identified ways to use research results to improve competitiveness in the global market of information security products and technologies.

5 Why? Need of coordination and support activities performed by important knowledge networks Identification and registration of research activities a more extensive understanding and scoping of the research activities in Europe. 5

6 What? FIRE : Facilitate Industry and in Europe Coordination and Support Action Challenge 1 - Pervasive and Trusted Network and Service Infrastructures Objective ICT Trustworthy ICT addresses that Objective s Target Outcome (d): Networking and Coordination activities in: (i) stimulating and organizing the interplay between technology development and legal, social and economic research through multi-disciplinary research communities (ii) promoting standard, certification and best practices; (iii) coordination of national RTD activities. From Sept, the 1st, 2012 during 24 months Coordinator 6

7 What? Objective Improve the competitiveness of the European Trustuworthy ICT sector from the needs and demands of the industry. Reduce the gap between industry and research in Europe by: organizing activities to reduce the fragmentation in the information security sector linking researchers with the needs of the industry raising the European industrial competitiveness in the markets of trustworthy ICT 7

8 Who? 8

9 How? The FIRE approach 5 markets 5 Industrial & Comercial Networks ehealth Energy ICN Government Finance Mobile Communications ICN ICN ICN ICN Needs on IT Security & Trustworthy ICTs Center University Company University Company Center University Center European Network FIRE recommendations Trustworthy ICT Solutions 9

10 And finally Final outcomes: Documents: Report to EC on recommendations for international collaboration in Trustworthy ICT Report to EC on recommendations for support programs and policies Cluster Strategy and Agenda Final event 10

11 Project progress European Network. Defined and Open Industrial and Comercial Networks Defined and open. 5 ICNs ralated to 5 markets. Each country coordinating one of the networks Each market network working on documenting the State of the Art of the security in each specific sector Consortium working on: Defining the State of the Art of each national Security Industry Listing the national and european R&D support programs 11

12 More information and contact If you are an entity on the field of IT Security you can participate in the corresponding network!!!! Project coordinator Javier Vendrell García 12